Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19
p,vscorr. Feb. 14-The house bill


 Adamson aud Felion.
 Smitb's irritation bill was made the specisl order for tomorrow.
 A letter WAS received from Gen. Miles returning his thanks.
 The code bill makes thirteen to fifteen q grand fury.
 Sm1,b's fares and freight bill is still io inc committee Gi the whole. lt I-oDgbt ant some hot words CD both sides. IL will be sjllsd m the council.
 An the afternoon was occupied on the hill to repeal the quackery law All the tricks known 10 parliamentary rules were rasorted to. The vote on its third reading stands slx to SIX.
 Nyw YORK, Feh. l4-G. W. Smslley's csbIe special to the Tribune from Lon 1op says: ..Tne debate and divi- sion on Paruel's amendment to the address have practically been n trial oi strength on home rule. The speeches were not exceptionally brilliant on either side, They were not very novel, and not on the whole very instructive. Lord Hartiugton's was one of tEe con- nr.hpusive. wanting 10 neither firmness nor mower. Sexton was as eloquent RF ususI Sir William Vernon Harcourt wound up for the opposition with a shower Of epigrams, not unlike m qGsn- tity these ho used to launch against bis uresent allies Neither Ee nor spy other Liberal pronCuncCs squBrsly for or against the plan of campaign. Sir
 Michael Hicks-Beach declared that the Ooveruraent bad a policy. No state
 ment has cccasioBed more surprise thsD this did, bu; presently IL appeared that
 thelr policy was contingent on the report of the Cowpers Commission, q Tepor.
 which is, of course, still an unknown
 quantity. Chamberlain opened DOt bis mouth, nor yet did Gladstone, those ab- ssuce has caused heart -buTniugs. Cos
 chen's reappearance m the House oi Commons gave rise to a peculiar scene.
 He was cheered with great wsrmth hy
 the Liberals, Unionists and Corserva- ;Ivss, as Is usual when a distinguished man takes his seat What wss moi
 usual was the derisive shouts and cries
 of "renegHde," with which the Parnel- l;tes and some os the Radicals greeted inn. But temper runs high just noT. ] Witness the Daily News, which declares that Goschen received warmer wei some than apy spostate since Julisn AuAh1~NOLE e AlHA 1FEA-AOl HUI At AAGA D4rt n ihe debate on PGrreiFs amend m.nt, is attributed by the Tories to hi' | di c0yery that home rule, lf judged by ,bs result of Goschen's election, Is mort | unpopular than ever ID London. Ih, | real reason, 1 believe, Is hIs desire C.
 speak later on more general grounds He has long since renonuced the ID | fluence of London opinion and pinned his faith in the provinces
 BERLrN. February IA fort was r. | gently cons'ructe; a. Cumlo=dcTf, an ex
 tra re lica O. the fTenc1 frontier. II ! was destroyed 4S hCurs afterwards by | explosives and dynamite.
 LONDON, February l4-AdvIces from | Zanzibar state that the sultan has re fused to comply with the demand of th, | Portuguese governor of Mozambique t' sutreuder tine territory claimed hy For
 tucal, but recognized Rn Anglo German | agreement with tine sultan Hs belouginl | 70 Zluzihar, and hls referred the matir | fS friendly powers. Portugal has or | tnis account rupturei relations with th, sultan aud has hauled dosn the Pcrtu | cGese flag from the consulate at ZaEzl- | bar, In addition to this a number o i Portuguese men-Ot-vsr have proceeded
 to Fuuzi. the bombarnmcnt of which | | threatened.
 RoNF. F.h. lf-Gen. Gene, the ftal
 ian cor mander Et NBS-Ow8o, rcIuris ti | follows: "BcrCt,, commanding at SOaii
 January 2j,h at II Q. m. saw ;he heights | occupied by thousands Of AbyssiEigns
 who disappeared on the firing Of som, | shells. Boretti sent out G pGrty uUde Lieut.. Como, who surprised and enRsg
 ed the enemy. The latter advanced ID trepiily CD ali sides until within 3O, yCrds of the Italian position. Tber, was desperate fighting until , o'clock
 E hen the enemy re,res'ed. BoTetii sp | piled for TeiniOTceIneats as the ooinSAI under Col DecristOfeI.s was delayed b! difficulty i1 transportation. D1cri-tO- | flIis asked for men and guns. While | tLe latter reinforcement was on the TEy !: was learned that Dec-.stOferi,'s col umn were ma-sEc.ed after forming | square and defending themselves to tL, | last maa and cartridge. A relief party | found the bodies ly!Ig ia rLs order l, which the men fought, and they iounl | the eEemy retiring. Many Oi the cUrpseH | were mutt ated.
 NEW YoER. Feb. 1.-The Brewers | UnIOn met to-day. Ihs members Wer, | outspoken sainst the leaders of nisir.c ! Assembly No. ig. Eni said they c-u.f not understand why tue brewers, Cf al | trades, had been ordered tn help bOlsts' | a fo.lOru cause at the eleventh hour which "i9' had vaInly ordered them tC
 do. HeTbrsHdt. secretary O! the Nation | a! Brewers Union, expressed the be- l iI.f that the sisIte had been wholly mis
 managed from the start, a5d vas doom ! cI Co disastrous collapse from iis Iucep- tior. Iue brewers wuuid nct strike, be.
 cause they werr earning good wages and
 Eouil u0i Tisk ihe-c advantages besides
 breaking their contract, when tke result
 would ouly be additions 10 the common
 loss. Resolutions em5odyiDg these opinions were adopted, aud tbis BctiOa
 Was supplemented by an official deter
 minat tron thst the brewers organization should withdraw its delegate fFcm D.s-
 triot No, 49. which is practically seccs'
 sion f-om that body. The leer drivers
 urgsuiz tion, st !. meeting in .ha same hall later m inc day, took action identi-
 cal with the Brew. IS Union.
 Delegations from all the lpngshOre- mems unions Ot New York, BrCoElyu and Jersey City had a convention ttI.
 afternoon. The men were in conference four hUurs. and decided not tO return io
 work save al 70 cents per hour 10 aey
 for overEork Bnd co cents per hour fo,
 overtime. Oae ship-owner was preseu!
 Gni agreed Co set p men nt work at oncl
 st 40 aud 60 ceUtl, pending permanent
 adJustmeDt of prices, but with the un- derst1uding that fl the general scale b. came g. and 4j cents, his work should le then done by the men at ;he ssme rates. This proposition was accepted
 There wes developed strong undertohe offeelinz against these who had led the
 men into the late strike.
 CHICAGO, IL, February l5-Ths Inter Oceans St, Paul special says that late reports from Montana in iicsle that gf fairs there are Gs= tuning most alarming aspects. q week ago the people were bszailing .he fate of their cattle, but now there are severe spprehensions that there will ba aa appalling less of hu- usn llfs. The F1Cv began falling iu the middle of November and ;he.e is nov m1re oa the ground than for ten years past. Mos. of the s.a-e roads are entirely closed up and trains are run ui-g a' irregular ln;ervai-. The supply Ot frc, i5 Elmo-, exhausted. Three days ago coal was selling at SC0 Q ton st Fort Benton and now IL can hardly be